Examples of using Working age in English and their translations into Slovak
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A rise in the working age population, which provides labour
Moreover, 10% of the working age population below 40 years of age are either on disability benefits
Percent of the working age population will be enough in the coming century to keep the world economy going.
Is there potential for admitting all working age Europeans to the sphere of these cognitive non-routine jobs?
The majority of the population of working age will need, at some point in their life, a further dose of knowledge and skills.
The demographic context in the EU is changing dramatically with the century-long growth in the size of Europe's working age population soon going into decline.
It also partly reflects the decline of the working age population, in particular in the Baltic states,
Participation of working age people in life long learning remains very low(2.8%) compared to the EU average,
Note that the minimum working age in Spain is 16,
Targeted consultations on the possible approaches to addressing the challenge of low skills levels in the working age population have taken place in various settings
its opportunities remains largely closed to them when they reach working age.
in particular to compensate for the expected decrease in the working age population as a result of ageing. .
with workers' pay being the main victim of cuts and the working age being extended, in an attempt to make profits.
the majority of patients are men of working age.
who represent 16% of the working age population.
most of them are of working age, between 20 and 64 years old.
requested by persons of working age, popular among managers
the share of Europe's working age population will fall,
Overall, the working age population has been most affected by the crisis(Figure 11;
The working age population and their children were the most at risk of poverty and social exclusion, while the elderly were better protected by the relative stability of pensions compared to earnings from employment(Figure 17).
